Anywhere But Humboldt
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
Washington Post: India is no longer home to the largest number of poor people in the world. Nigeria is.
Washington Post: Anatomy of a Trump rally: 76 percent of claims are false, misleading or lacking evidence
CNN: This California town will give a $500 monthly stipend to residents
SF Chronicle: Grant Fire beaten back, Klamathon keeps growing
Monday, July 9, 2018
Washington Post: How to break your plastic, foil and paper addiction in the kitchen
The Intercept: A ‘Reckless’ Fracking Company, Poisoned Springs, and a Family Forced to Buy Water at Walmart
The Guardian: China revealed as source of illegal ozone-killing emissions
The Guardian: Why America’s cheese capital is at the center of trade war
Press Democrat: County fire tops 90,000 acres
LA Times: Environmentally minded Californians love to recycle — but it's no longer doing any good
LA Times: A beach behind lock and key is turning into a fight over social justice in California
Sunday, July 8, 2018
SF Chronicle: Klamathon blaze crosses Oregon border amid fierce start to fire season
Slate: Living With Lyme What it’s like to be sick when no one believes you.
NY Times: Seriously, Juice Is Not Healthy
NY Times: U.S. Opposition to Breast-Feeding Resolution Stuns World Health Officials
NY Times: Most Nursing Homes Have Overstated Staffing for Years
LA Times: Another night of terror and calamity for Santa Barbara County as new destructive fire sweeps through
Sacramento Bee: Climate Change: Glacier park may outgrow its name in about a dozen years
Sacramento Bee: A record 2.45 billion-pound almond harvest could be hurt with Chinese tariffs
Sacramento Bee: This man cost Sacramento County more in one year than any other homeless person
Press Democrat: Cannabis company raises $22 million to expand Mendocino County site
Press Democrat: Rohnert Park’s decorated ‘dope cop’ earned notorious rap on highway
SF Chronicle: Klamathon blaze doubles in size
SF Chronicle: 20 structures destroyed by wildfire near Santa Barbara
Saturday, July 7, 2018
Washington Post: Food Show: 10 foods you’ll soon be seeing everywhere
LA Times: The roiled solar power market shows how Trump's tariffs can disrupt an industry
Friday, July 6, 2018
UK Independent: Colorado: 21 people treated for rabies exposure after woman rescues abandoned baby raccoon
The Hill: Federal court rules against drone hobbyist, sets stage for regulations
The Guardian: Tensions rise as US border agents stop Canadian fishermen in disputed waters off Maine
LA Times: SoCal temperatures break records: LA 108, Death Valley 123
Politico: EPA blocks warnings on cancer-causing formaldehyde
Redding Searchlight: UPDATE: Klamathon Fire grows to 8,000 acres, I-5 re-opens
NY Times: $650 a night: The Rise of the Stressed-Out Urban Camper
EastBay Times: Marijuana festivals, and businesses that benefit from them, are hurting now that cannabis is legal in California
SF Chronicle: Top 10 campsites in Humboldt County
The Guardian: Syrian seeds could save US wheat from climate menace
The Guardian: 'This is unprecedented': right whale forces Canadian island to ban fishing
Wired: WE HAVE NO IDEA HOW BAD THE US TICK PROBLEM IS
Esquire: How Bootleg Grateful Dead Tees Became a Legitimate Style Flex
Huffington Post: Ocean Agency Suggests Opening Marine Monuments To Commercial Fishing
Seattle Times: Audit finds 70 percent of B.C. fish-processing plants do not comply with environmental regulations
Press Democrat: Online watch group helps recover stolen bikes in Sonoma County
Press Democrat: Cameras could help Sonoma County fight wildfires starting this fall
Thursday, July 5, 2018
AP: US Army quietly discharging immigrant recruits
The Guardian: Modern slavery: how we exposed deadly sex trafficking in US prisons
The Atlantic: Seriously: Air pollution responsible for 15% of diabetes cases
Willits News: One dead, one in critical condition after shooting on Highway 101 near Willits
The Guardian: Native Americans seek to rename Yellowstone peak honoring massacre perpetrator
The Oregonian: Escaped GMO bentgrass creates bitter divide in Eastern Oregon still